Not necessarily. There are people, who don't envy others their success. Maybe because they are content with what they haved achieved for themselves or maybe because they just don't compare. To compare can always be a source to unhappyness, because there will always be a star that shines brighter, a flower, that is more beautiful. Once You have learned that, You get more relaxed. Greetings from Jochen in Tübingen.
Is this performance with Boston Symphony Orchestra? I remembered I listened to him playing this as the encore in a Boston Symphony Orchestra event in 2012.
He tells the story about this violin in a video. The thing is, these instruments are not owned by the musicians since it worths so much money. They're actually owned by some billionaires and some banks too. He had a perfct violin, but the owner was going through a financial jaopardy, so he sold to a swiss bank. And FPZ lost his perfect instrument. Several months later this chinese guy aproched him with a flawless german and ask for him to test his violin, and turned out to be a very famous stradivarius as well! So the chinese guy rent his instrument for FPZ and since then he is happier than ever. And judging by this rendition, We coudn't thank this chinese enough.
@@rodrigocortez4092Actually he was reunited with the "Lady Inchiquin" in early 2017, having lost it in 2015. He said about it "it feels like part of my body", having played on it since 2001.
FPZ is musically great and also almost the best overall rendition. Still technically he is nowhere near Roman Kim. What Roman is playing, at tempo he's playing and clarity with which he's playing is simply incomparable to this rendition.
@@alejandronarvaez9806 That one is really not the hardest from the piece, however how hard something is is always subjective.... It would be hard to imagine with someone of that skill-set, but maybe he just forgot, happens more often than one would think .... (it is the encore !!!)
It’s awesome to see the orchestra’s reaction as they see at awe, especially the violinist’s knowing how difficult this piece is
God save that orchestra!
It’s awesome seeing the orchestra especially the violists watch in amazement for they know how difficult this piece is. 👏
It is such a privilege being able to witness this rendition. Such a masterpiece!
first reaction of that crowd was literally to fucking laugh,such a great performance.
as always, concertmaster wishes to be somewhere else, when something like this happens.. ;)
+Alexandru Achindinov What do you mean? He's jelly? :P
well, I think so..I would be ;)
Why you winking? ;)
Not necessarily. There are people, who don't envy others their success. Maybe because they are content with what they haved achieved for themselves or maybe because they just don't compare. To compare can always be a source to unhappyness, because there will always be a star that shines brighter, a flower, that is more beautiful. Once You have learned that, You get more relaxed. Greetings from Jochen in Tübingen.
Alexandru Achindinov why?
Sick 😂🤩 FPZ is among the greatest violinsts ever lived.
I love that his name sounds like a gamer streamer or RUclipsr name 😂
Extremely difficult piece with the left hand pizzicato. Entire piece was very cleanly performed in an entertaining manner.
Super hard piece
FANTASTICOOOOOOO😍🎖
TOTAL
GENIAL.PERFECT.PRESIONANT
ĂSTA E PAGANINI
Certifié intergalactique! Le meilleur!
Wonderful
Браво!👍👏👏
From twoset 👍
Holly shit..
FPZ ist einfach der allergrößte lebende Geiger!
Bravo
I can feel the pain on his pinkie
You forgot the introduction
Sans doute le meilleur violoniste actuel !
1:42 miren su meñique
Is this performance with Boston Symphony Orchestra? I remembered I listened to him playing this as the encore in a Boston Symphony Orchestra event in 2012.
Doesn’t seem like he would be introducing the piece in German to an American audience
Bravo !!!!!!!🤗
What violin does he play on? Both it’s sound and look are immaculate.
He tells the story about this violin in a video.
The thing is, these instruments are not owned by the musicians since it worths so much money. They're actually owned by some billionaires and some banks too.
He had a perfct violin, but the owner was going through a financial jaopardy, so he sold to a swiss bank. And FPZ lost his perfect instrument.
Several months later this chinese guy aproched him with a flawless german and ask for him to test his violin, and turned out to be a very famous stradivarius as well! So the chinese guy rent his instrument for FPZ and since then he is happier than ever. And judging by this rendition, We coudn't thank this chinese enough.
@@rodrigocortez4092Actually he was reunited with the "Lady Inchiquin" in early 2017, having lost it in 2015. He said about it "it feels like part of my body", having played on it since 2001.
1:05
bester geiger der welt !!!
FPZ is musically great and also almost the best overall rendition. Still technically he is nowhere near Roman Kim. What Roman is playing, at tempo he's playing and clarity with which he's playing is simply incomparable to this rendition.
If you want high tempo+clarity check out Kavakos playing this piece
@@XontrosInstrumentals Impressive, really pity there is no better quality video.
Nice but he really missed out the most difficult parts ....
Because its fucking paganini and probably the hardest piece in the world.
@@wolfie8748 probably so the orchestra could go home honestly
He skipped the hardest variations of the double harmonics
@@alejandronarvaez9806
Yes,hmmm. I wonder why. I heard him play the whole piece in Oslo.
@@alejandronarvaez9806 That one is really not the hardest from the piece, however how hard something is is always subjective.... It would be hard to imagine with someone of that skill-set, but maybe he just forgot, happens more often than one would think .... (it is the encore !!!)